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Greubel Forsey Takes Top Prize at GPHG 2015; Full List of Prize-Winning Watches
The 15th Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Gen¨¨ve (GPHG), known as the watch world’s Oscars, took place October 28 at Geneva’s Grand Th¨¦atre. A distinguished jury of 26 authoritative watch experts and collectors awarded 17 prizes to watch brands that excelled in their categories in 2015. The top prize, known as the “Aiguille d’Or” (Golden Hand), went to Greubel Forsey for its Tourbillon 24 Secondes Vision. Scroll down for details on that watch and to discover other prize-winning watches.The Greubel Forsey 24 Secondes Vision, introduced at SIHH 2015, demonstrated that the 11-year-old brand founded by Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey could do ¡°quiet¡± just as well as it does ¡°loud.¡± The watch is equipped with a rapidly rotating 24-second tourbillon, inclined at a 25 degree angle, which for the first time in a Greubel Forsey timepiece is visible from the back of the watch, tucked under a sapphire crystal dome that bulges from the exhibition caseback.?On the di

Yacht-Master gone skiing...
Following on Steve's excellent post on his trip to Park City - it turns out that while Steve was at a former Winter Olympics site in the US, I was at one in Europe at the same time! My team from work took its annual ski weekend at Sestriere, a resort in the Italian Alps about a two-hour drive from Turin. Sestriere was one of the sites and Olympic Villages of the 2006 Winter Olympics.I'm not really much of a skiier, but had a blast. After the first day I managed to graduate from the bunny slopes and try a few real runs. Despite regularly falling (into the slopes, so it was always pretty gentle), I managed to survive and even get up a bit of speed. Some of my colleagues and the instructor the girls were fawning all over: Apr¨¨s-ski was also fun of course!! And, of course, I managed to squeeze in some wristshots, but only one turned out good enough to post here: Now.for the best part of the trip I didn't have my camera with me!! On Sunday, the slopes were draped in an inpentrable fog, so

New Seiko Sea Urchin
The Sea Urchin is Seiko model SNZF17 from the 5 Sports collection. I like the Seiko brand and this one was a daily deal last week so I decided to give it a new home. I like it.Brushed and polished stainless case with exhibition backBrushed and polished stainless bracelet with a fold over push-button flip lock claspThe case is 41.5mm in diameter and 12.5mm thickThe movement is the model 7S36C 23-jewel self-winding automatic (made in Malaysia)Black dial with Lumibrite filled silver markers and handsDay and date display at the 3 o'clock positionBlack IP and stainless unidirectional rotating bezelThanks for looking.

Omega PO LM in the UK
Hi allI am in the UK near London and want to buy a Omega PO LM.Does anyone know where to buy one in the UK?Also, i have been told teh Omega are going to put the LM in other watches which will increase the price, is thi scorrect? Should I wait or buy a PO LM now?Any comments appreciated.Kind regards

Oyster vs Jubilee
I can't seem to get excited about Jubilee bracelets, yet I know they are classic, just curious why those who love them do? I find the Oyster with PCL's to be a more modern yet dressy if you want bracelet. So which do you prefer and why?